xynerise: Hello ladies and gentle antelopes. Guess what?

Br3nd4: what?

xynerise: Hello ladies and gentle antelopes!!! Guess what?

xynerise:
wait let the gentle antelopes come.

Br3nd4: eh. Jst wisper small..

xynerise:
(whispers) *wait let the gentle antelopes come*

Caracta: Omg! Omg! She is expecting a baby! Awww

xynerise:
you mean Br3nd4? . Wow! Congrats girl

xynerise:
you mean Br3nd4? . Wow! Congrats girl

Caracta:
Taaa! I wasn't born yesterday. I can read between the lines.

xynerise:
between which lines?

ItsModella: Caracta, you mean skydeep? duh, that's old gist.

CFCfan: Hello, everybody.

xynerise:
There is a new one

ItsModella:
my ears are standing...gist me.

CFCfan: Hello, everybody.

Pritheeann: Am rily bored....choi

Maria-Goretti:
Chai! My people, how una dey?

Long time

Br3nd4: hey CfC

xynerise:
Whats up dude?

CFCfan:

I'm doing okay. Looking forward to a good week ahead.

How una dey?

Uju and her sisters were all together in their home. For the first time for a while, they were idle in a blessed Ife-Eke morning, while others where invested in the soil, in expectance of a profit, if it to be stated as it is in modern day idealogy. But one thing that was certain, that even in the Dark Age to the Jet Age or the next generation after the latter, that law must still continue to remain. And that is 'you must reap what you sow'.

"Why won't this devil give us breathing space", that was the thought that ran across Uju's bilious mind.
Madueke's existence has posed a big threat to their well being. They hardly fed from what was theirs. Uju walked close to the raffia window, stretched her slender arms to reach for the window lock. The window was almost falling off, its holds have been weakened by the mischievous termites. The last time the windows were repaired was long before their father's death. Not only that, they also had to manage under the leaking roof, but all they could do was just move from the position of the leak and put a jar to hold the water.
Uju focused her gaze absent mindedly on the road path and the birds that perched on the soil picking seeds that fell from the sowers baskets. Her mind was restored as she saw what alarmed her.

"Oh no!" she screamed to the utmost amazement of passers-by.

"What's it, Uju," Ulumma who was startled by the Uju's screaming asked curiously.

"They've harvested all our crops, were we planted the yams beside that udara tree." Uju said pointing to the spot.

"Madueke, right? Ulumma said biting her lips.

"It must be him. I saw Akwanwa walking out of our farm."

Akwanwa was Madueke's daughter born to him as the only daughter of Nwabiala.
Ulumma was very angry hearing it, she ran mad not on Akwanwa but on Uju. How could her agemate come in and intimidate her and all she could do is scream like a baby, she almost said. Ulumma chased Akwanwa and caught up with her when she had almost got to her father's compound.

"Stop there, you ungodly ripper," she yelled in apoplectic rage.

"Were you talking to me" Akwanwa said as she twisted her body gracefully to the bilious tone of Ulumma's voice.

"Yes, i'm talking to the thief that just walked into someone's farm and harvested what someone toiled for days to plant."

"And you know i'm you elder, so you don't talk to me anyhow, i could be older than Uju."

"Hahahaha, she laughed hysterically. "Oh, i now see elder and you think you can use that to show an act of nuisance on my father's land, eh kwa! You'll have to beat me today and if you win you can go with the yams."

Ulumma moved one leg frontward and the other a bit backward, she showed readiness to fight when its due.

"Please please please, i don't want your problems now, what do you want from me", Akwanwa said in a consenting voice.

"Very good!" Ulumma said panting. "Now keep that yam on my feet before i blink my eyes twice."

Akwanwa wanted to object but she yielded reluctantly just to avoid a fight which she hated very much especially when it has to do with minor issues like this. She felt that she might be wrong though because the yam wasn't theirs afterall, she just ran an errand for her blind father.
Akwanwa got home and narrated to her father all that happened between her and Ulumma.

"Because she started growing breästs yesterday and she thinks she's now a woman enough to challenge 'okpotokpo ajo anu', he grimaced. "Go inside, i know what to do." he said.

Eze Promoe:
Read more
www.nairaland.com/1207713/prisoners-war

ItsModella: Eze Promoe is a writer? interesting.

ItsModella: Eze Promoe is a writer? interesting.

I can do all things through my Oga at the top that strenghtens me

CFCfan:

I'm doing okay. Looking forward to a good week ahead.

How una dey?

xynerise:
Na by force?

If i catch you there, i go kidnap you